Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

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A — The Memphis offensive line prepares to explode. B - Split-end Bill Olenzuk ponders the situation on the field. C — Coach Vermeesch discussed the game plan with Co-Captain Lee Sopha. D — The Yellowjackets push for an- other first down. E — Senior cheerleaders Shari Davis and Colleen Morgan seem happy with the halftime score. F — The Yellowjackets reflect an in- tense moment as they watch Larry Goralski heading for the first home- coming touchdown. G — Waiting to congratulate Mike and Nancy, the 1979 King and Queen, are Beth jakubiak and Greg Falecki. 29

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Score Tells All It was obvious that the Yellow- jackets wanted this game and were willing to work for it. Larry Goralski got the offense going by scoring the first touchdown and getting the Jackets off to a 6-0 halftime lead. Half-time festivities got under way with the introduction of Homecom- ing Court. The class floats were brought onto the field and the win- ners were announced. After the points were tallied, came the an- nouncement of the spirit jug winner. Student Council Vice-President Paula Dunsmore presented the jug to junior Class President Norma Falecki. Then came the moment we were all waiting for — the 1979 Homecom- ing King and Queen. And the en- velope please — the winners are . . Nancy Wessel and Mike Morris. Congratulations all. Meanwhile, in the lockerroom, coaches Bacholzky and Vermeesch fired up the Jackets ' spirits and the team came back onto the field with renewed determination to win. A. J. Jakubiak led the second half scoring as he accounted for three touch- downs and one 2-point conversion. The Yellowjacket defense put on The Sting throughout the game and refused to allow the New Ha- ven Rockets to cross the goal line. Spirits were high as the game ended and the celebration of victory be- gan. 28

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30 Models of Student Life The fashions of 79-80 are flexible. The clothes are so interchangeable that a simple vest can compliment almost any outfit, dress or pants. Blazers, scarves, shoes, belts, jewel- ry, almost any accessory can be used in different ways. A big thing this year is shoes, clogs, boots, and spike-heeled sandals are seen on al- most every girl, and in some cases even the guys. In Memphis there are two modes of fashion, jeans, and dresses. Designer jeans, and cords, and painter pants are a must in most High School Students ' wardrobe. Dresses are seen below the knee and a big thing this year are slits, be it on the sides. In back or up the front. Prices for jeans range from $18-$36. Sweaters can be found anywhere from $15-$45, and dress- es vary from $18-$39. Footwear which includes tennis shoes for the guys and clogs or high heeled san- dals for the girls can be priced from $16-$30. Will we be able to use the same clothes next year that we spent so much for this year? The answer is probably yes because in our school and with today ' s styles a worn out pair of jeans or a dress with a differ- ent necklace is always welcome.